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Orphaned
01:19
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This is desperate living
wallowing in your shit
rot in God
we crave with vile lips
we are swimming in
ungodly pools of our sin
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Night Trap
00:51
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take a good close look at me
a devastating neural.....tragedy
tragedy
a gentle tiny thing
in the dorm
you can make anyone
into a victim
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DOOM
02:17
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tidy up the remains
of your daily shame
don't fall silent on confession
tidy up the remains
where have all the children gone? (possibly buried)
where have all the children gone? (possibly buried)
he used to pinch the children at play
that was the house that mother said keep away
better keep away
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SkullKrusher
01:26
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Eunuch
01:24
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there is an evil building up inside of me
there is a pervert roaming....the property
coerce abduct and abandon...and decompose
she always walked in the shadows....
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Spektre
01:45
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casting words backwards
the sacred song in black verse
its the devil...the devil you say?
delicate disdain
for all my wicked
wicked ways
chorus
on mothers mantle...Christ is now bleeding...crying and rolling his eyes to "heaven"
every second of the day
carefully structured for sin and shame
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Crawlspace
01:30
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pathological personality takes shape
so check
and re check
on those who have misbehaved
demise all self worth
actively disintegrate
wave the hand of shame
on those nestled
in the crawlspace
we are all sinners
all capable of lying
we never said we wasn't
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